15% off a hypothetical price?

Stephen Steele

The Reformation Day sale is advertising temporarily broken-up parts of Jonathan Edwards' works for 15% off. However these bundles haven't been available separately before and will disappear after the sale is over, so I'm just wondering where the '15% off' figure comes from? (I could understand if it was an introductory price).

Are we to take it that these bundles will definitely be available at some stage in the future for the advertised 'full' prices of $399.99, $159.99 and $299.99?

Otherwise the '15% off' discount is meaningless.

Taylor Blomquist

The Reformation Day sale is advertising temporarily broken-up parts of Jonathan Edwards' works for 15% off. However these bundles haven't been available separately before and will disappear after the sale is over, so I'm just wondering where the '15% off' figure comes from? (I could understand if it was an introductory price).

Are we to take it that these bundles will definitely be available at some stage in the future for the advertised 'full' prices of $399.99, $159.99 and $299.99?

Otherwise the '15% off' discount is meaningless.

Hi Stephen,

Thanks for taking interest in the Reformation Day Sale. I hope that the following information is helpful for you!

Originally the 15% off discount was going to be an introductory price. However, we were only able to make the Jonathan Edwards bundles available during the sale. As to the future of these bundles, we can't make any promises as to whether they will be available at a later date.

I'm just wondering where the '15% off' figure comes from?

Great question! We were given an SRP price for the books, from there we decided to give them a 15% discount. If these bundles were to reappear at some point after the sale, the retail price would be the advertised "full" price of each bundle: $399.99, 159.99 and $299.99.

Let me know if you have any further questions.